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This practical is concerned with the estimation that the driver in our vignette had drunk more when he ‘smashed into’ rather than ‘bumped into’ the wall. This practical examines how participants’ reaction to different words in the vignette will directly affect the outcome and their judgement of the driver in the vignette. ... ’ rather than when the verb ‘hit’ was used.
It was hypothesised that the estimation that the driver in our vignette had drunk more when he ‘smashed into’ rather than ‘bumped into’ the wall. Consequently the practical looks at the participants estimated Blood Alcohol Level (BAC), relative to the British legal limit, of the driver and the verb used in the vignette either ‘smashed into’ or ‘bumped into’ to see if there is a relationship.
Approximate Word count = 496 Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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